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General Discussion Area / Re: here we go again
« on: 22 November 2007, 18:49:25 »
And Heather Mills McCartney is going on about how we must stop drinking milk and eating beef, as cows are the biggest danger to ozone...
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General Discussion Area / Re: How To Build a Website...
« on: 22 November 2007, 19:09:42 »Quote
How about using Notepad!Nah, real web designers use vi
I did all the coach pages in a DOS text editor!!!!
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General Discussion Area / Re: How To Build a Website...
« on: 22 November 2007, 18:56:39 »Quote
Frontpage is Microsoft's HTML Editor, but in very few versions of Office. Word can do it though, but not ideal.QuoteList you software Mark and we will take it from there
think i do have office yes...
As a test, knock up a quick Word Doc (keep it very simple), and save that as html and upload, see what it looks like?
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General Discussion Area / Re: How To Build a Website...
« on: 22 November 2007, 14:07:20 »Quote
The tool has no bearing on the look of the siteQuoteContent management systems, for small sites, tend to be harder than doing it by hand.
There are plenty of free html editors out there, even Word (which you probably have at work) can 'File > Save As HTML'
I think the whole of MySpace was written by people using Word's Save as HTML "feature". If you want your site to appeal to 12 year olds then it's a good solution
- quite the opposite, with most CMS systems being based around similar templates. Modifying templates for larger software packages is not an easy task.I would urge Markie to try to build something using the tools he already has to get a feel for what he needs, if that makes sense...
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General Discussion Area / Re: How To Build a Website...
« on: 22 November 2007, 13:48:01 »
Content management systems, for small sites, tend to be harder than doing it by hand.
There are plenty of free html editors out there, even Word (which you probably have at work) can 'File > Save As HTML'
There are plenty of free html editors out there, even Word (which you probably have at work) can 'File > Save As HTML'
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General Discussion Area / Re: How To Build a Website...
« on: 22 November 2007, 13:46:04 »
For purely photos, in an album, check out software such as Gallery. It runs on the server, and is updated photobucket style. Not the quickest though.
If its just hosting piccies for here or family etc, just ftp up the image, and link to it that way...
If its just hosting piccies for here or family etc, just ftp up the image, and link to it that way...
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General Discussion Area / Re: Pictures from The Nags Head
« on: 21 November 2007, 18:37:39 »
I didn't realise it was supposed to be fancy dress, so I showed up in my normal weekend gear...
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General Discussion Area / Re: So much for Israel's help . . . pathetic!
« on: 22 November 2007, 19:04:29 »Quote
Not wanting to rub salt in the wounds.....i am very very Pro England and not as narrow minded as some locals are up here, ie i dont take any glee from England not qualifying, in fact quite the opposite..I agree - it was an 'easy' group. England also slip up against 'easy' teams due to this defend, defend, defend method that Ericson brought in. England tend to be OK against better teams. Possibly even may have qualified if been in Scotlands group? And Scotland would have probably qualified in Englands group?
However England had the same points total as Scotland, and Scotland had France, Italy and Ukraine in their group....from Englands point of view that was unnaceptable
But the fact remains, Scotland did pretty good, and can hold their heads proud. England were abysmal for the whole qualifying period, and are, rightly, knocked out.
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General Discussion Area / Re: So much for Israel's help . . . pathetic!
« on: 21 November 2007, 22:35:45 »Quote
So will England win the next World Cup?They may stand a chance if they sack that useless idiot. Thats the best thing to come out of tonight, there is no way he can stay.
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General Discussion Area / Re: So much for Israel's help . . . pathetic!
« on: 21 November 2007, 22:08:30 »Quote
I am gob smacked.....McLaren, like Ericson, needs to understand its not simply a case of having a group of the best players. Its about creating a team that gels together.
Thats the worst I have ever seen, clearly not a man on the pitch who wanted a result for England tonight.
And the team choice, a rookie in goal in a crucial game and one who cant kick the ball.........the usual dis-jointed midfield, yet another un-tried defence......shocking
Mclaren IS to blame, his selections have been so random and poor throughout, no structure, no game plan, poor selections.....
BUT, he has not got THE BALLS to fall on his sword, I bet he waits to be sacked so he can get a pay out.
What a low life scrote.....
And thats all I have to say about that (In Forest Gump kind of way)
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General Discussion Area / Re: So much for Israel's help . . . pathetic!
« on: 21 November 2007, 21:51:58 »
I don't believe he should be allowed to resign, he should be sacked.
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General Discussion Area / Re: So much for Israel's help . . . pathetic!
« on: 21 November 2007, 20:59:43 »Quote
LOL, not by their current perfromance. 3-1 I reckon it'll be...QuoteQuoteEvery cloud has a silver lining....I took 6/1 on Croatia.
Put that towards the repairs on the alfa
I haven't won it yet
England might come out and score six
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General Discussion Area / Re: So much for Israel's help . . . pathetic!
« on: 21 November 2007, 20:47:16 »Quote
Oh, no, shocking even by England's recent standards...QuoteQuoteBRILLIANT, I was tapeing itDont waste your time. 11yr old school teams play better football.
Nothing new there then,
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General Discussion Area / Re: So much for Israel's help . . . pathetic!
« on: 21 November 2007, 20:43:17 »Quote
BRILLIANT, I was tapeing itDont waste your time. 11yr old school teams play better football.